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Low-voltage electrical equipment

Low-voltage electrical equipment

Low-voltage equipment is a wide range of electrical devices designed for the distribution, control, and protection of electrical networks with voltages up to 1000 V AC and up to 1500 V DC. This equipment is used across all industries, in transport, energy, and civil construction. It ensures safe and reliable operation of electrical systems and forms the basis of modern power infrastructure.

Main Types of Low-Voltage Equipment

  • circuit breakers;
  • fuses and protection devices;
  • contactors and starters;
  • relays and control devices;
  • disconnectors, switches, terminals;
  • busbars and distribution units;
  • enclosures and control cabinets;
  • measuring instruments and monitoring systems.

Main Characteristics

Rated voltage up to 1000 V (AC) / up to 1500 V (DC)
Rated current from units to several thousand amperes
Protection class from IP20 to IP65 depending on operating conditions
Design type stationary / modular / mobile
Cooling system natural or forced
Standards compliance with international IEC and GOST requirements

Advantages

  • high reliability and durability;
  • wide range of versions for different operating conditions;
  • flexibility of design solutions and modularity;
  • overload and short-circuit protection systems included;
  • easy installation and maintenance;
  • compliance with international safety standards.

Application Areas

  • industrial enterprises;
  • energy complexes and distribution networks;
  • transport and railway equipment;
  • construction sites and residential buildings;
  • renewable energy systems (solar, wind power plants);
  • infrastructure and public utilities.

Low-voltage equipment is designed and manufactured in accordance with the customer’s technical specifications, which makes it possible to take into account all the features of a specific project. This approach ensures reliability and efficiency of operation, reduces operating costs, and increases the safety level of facilities.